Trump is all about his own drama, even when presented with a chance to build projects that can save Americans’ lives.

He’s enacted more groundbreaking progressive legislation than any other Democratic presidential candidate. And he’s going nowhere fast.

While American call center jobs are offshored to the labor-hostile Philippines, some American call center workers are publicly supporting Filipino workers’ right to organize.

And the conservative justices will have to choose between their self-proclaimed allegiance to what a law says and their social biases.

But this time around, the Justice Department isn't interested in challenging antitrust violations. 

A federal judge finds that the precedents are heavily on Congress’s side. Will the Supreme Court agree?

When the framers designed the Constitution to protect against tyranny, they had a moment just like this in mind. 

A legal society is reinterpreting the law on consumer contracts to make it even easier to fool people with bad terms and conditions, critics charge.

For too long, Dems have been far too complacent on reproductive rights. It's time to get serious. 

Netanyahu's tragical drama, decades in the making, could now end one of two ways. 

Republicans used to back election security, but now GOP leaders are taking their cue from the White House.

The citizenship question will lead to undercounting millions of Latino, Asian, and immigrant households, many with legal status—and nowhere more so than in California. 

The culprit: an alliance between two centrist Democratic presidents with Wall Street and neoliberal ideology.

Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama, and several other states are trying to create insurmountable obstacles for women seeking abortions.

Trump and his enablers would rather opponents focus on the ethnic, racial, and gender differences he uses to divide and conquer. Don’t fall for it.

The obstruction of justice documented in Mueller’s report has gotten more attention, but Trump’s profiting from his office is an open-and-shut impeachment count.

The strike by Uber and Lyft drivers came amidst highly anticipated initial public offerings from the two rideshare giants.

Alerted to the contributions, House Financial Services Chair Maxine Waters tells Sludge she will better vet her campaign contributors.

As the rideshare app goes public, contract workers are striking for benefits and a living wage.

It’s what Americans of all races need to hear. Will it make Warren a winning candidate?

How lawmakers can counter the president's most dangerous power grab yet. 

In an era of hyper-partisanship, going moderate may not be a winning strategy. 

The latest episode of Infrastructure Week was brought to you by the number two trillion.

The myth of the controlling Jew is so deeply part of Western history that demagogues of any political camp can exploit it.